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Chillin' like it's 1977
In this video about UT’s power plant and chilling stations, learn how efficiency improvements keep campus fuel use about the same as in 1977.
"When I Rise" theatrical trailer
The documentary “When I Rise” chronicles the life of world-renowned opera singer and University of Texas at Austin alumna Barbara Smith Conrad.
University incident becomes national news
In the documentary film “When I Rise,” Barbara Smith Conrad speaks candidly about being removed from the lead role in The University of Texas at Austin’s 1957 production of the opera “Dido and Aeneas.”
Returning home to Center Point
Barbara Smith Conrad makes an emotional return visit to Center Point, Texas, her hometown and the home of the first accredited black school in the state.
Thirteen rules for school
What do you need to know about your first day of college classes? Get that advice and more from Dr. David Laude in the College of Natural Sciences.
The snakes among us
Dr. Travis LaDuc helps students learn about urban ecosystems by studying the snakes of Waller Creek, the watershed that runs through campus.
Powered by the sun and student creativity
Meet the University of Texas Solar Vehicles Team, a student club on campus that designs, builds, tests and races cars powered by the sun.
The legacy of Paul Peter Hatgil
The art of Professor Emeritus Paul Hatgil adorns many interesting places on The University of Texas at Austin campus and in the city of Austin.
Nurturing horses and business careers
With equal amounts of passion, Dr. Kate Mackie of the McCombs School of Business teaches MBA students and fosters horses.
Hearts of Texas helps Austin community and beyond
Since 1996, the Hearts of Texas Charitable Campaign has provided an easy and efficient way for UT faculty and staff to make donations to causes they care about. The annual Hearts of Texas drive runs through October.
Celebrating the accomplishments of faculty, students and staff
President William Powers Jr. delivered his fifth President’s State of the University Address Sept. 15. This video — highlighting the achievements of the university’s talented faculty, students and staff — played before and after the address.
Students start school with a splash at Camp Texas
Incoming freshmen and transfer students received a head start at becoming Longhorns while attending Camp Texas. The three-day retreat at Camp Balcones Springs, sponsored by the Texas Exes, helps new students learn tricks to creating a better college experience, while meeting other incoming Longhorns.
Changing colors: The history of burnt orange and white
Jim Nicar, director of the Texas Exes UT Heritage Society, recounts how the university chose burnt orange and white as its colors. For some years, different athletic teams tried various color combinations — including bright orange, maroon and blue — before finally putting the matter to a vote.
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